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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-12
FOR RENT.
BY n. ". Bowe.
Real Estate Az .tioncor.
DIV ELLINGSC
~ FOR RENT. ~

~ FOR RENr. H.
No 4O7 north Twelfth street; l2 rooms,
kitchen, sc.
Nos. 900 and Gil east Main street. long known
az the "EdgemOnt House "a very desirable
location for a clearinghouse.
No. 20i east Main street; II rooms and
Kitchen.
No. 1901 Grove avenue rooms, kitchen, and
stable.
No 200 south Belydere street: : rooms.
No. II east Canal street; rooms. Recently
put In thorough order.
No. u east Canal street; % rooms. Recently
put in thorough order.
n. 6l7 north Fifth street; rooms.
No. - Hancock street, just north Of Clay; s
rooms.
No sO4 east Clay street; rooms and
kitchen.
No 200 south Fourth street; 10 rooms.
STORES.
No. l722 east Main street, with Dwelling
above.
No. 10 Governor street; three floors and cell
lar.
No. Q Governor street; two floors and cellar.
No. 22D6 east Main street, suitable for a small
business
The large and desirable Tobacco Factory on
the northwest corner Of Twenty-hf'h and Cary
streets. WIN be rented at a low figure.
SUBURBAN HOMES
Two nice Suburban HOmes-one containing
forty acres and the other eighty. Good DWELL
ings and out-houses. VIII be rented AZ bar
gain. fe 1876
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For salc by all druggists. Treatise on Blood
aud ~Ain-Discascs mailed free.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
f. --lw Drawer 3. Atlanta. va
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CEED POTATOES.

Wanted purchasers FOR
200 barrels Cfcicc Farly hs-e Potatoes;
200 barrels Choice Peerless tOtatoa-;
20 barrels Choice LG.ly Goodrich Potatoes:
eco bushels Choice Burt auSs Potatoes
We most respectfully invite the trade % call
and examine our stock and prices Of Choice
seed Potatoes before purchasing elsewhere.
Country orders promptly filed NJ shortest no.
tire. WALTER FOW ERS X CO.,
fl1it and Produce Commission Merchants,
fe q-it 1894 Cay street.
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XOUN MAN TUlSTY-TWO
4 years old. willing 20 MAKE himself useful
desires a Position in some Wholesale House
grocery prefcrred-With pr0spect Of advance
ment reference given. Address WHOLE
SALE. care Dispatch Office. fe Stu. Th&SG3t'
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TCR SALE, 2lO FEET OF HAND
4 sOWE GROUND on Ashland streei-a
tlirg % iccuty. ...r.,,.,
hl.o. NICE CLOCK or WEST-FRANkL1N-
STREET LhND-about the only g0od-sizod
piece now on the market.
Also. a MONOGRAPHS LOT on Main street
az pi,c-away figures. Y. W. BOWIE,
ia i13 Real Estate Agent
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SEEDS.
n RASS- AND CLOVER-SEEDS,
W SEED GRAIN, SEED POTATOES.

0-0JrC|0-0(-'~-(-0Sa. ff-0(-9 ~ nv f-f>S@
GRASS AND CLOVER-SEEDS,
VI SEED GRAIN, SEED POTATOES.
Catalogue containing fun descriptions, cultural
directions, 60. Mailed treo
Prices Qufied on application.
T. w. WOOD a SONS Seolsmen,
No. 10 south Fourteenth street and cocnor Of
Sixth aud Marshali strots.
ia Characterization
THESE SEEDS.-EXTRA EARLY
Z PEAS. Tomato, Beet, Celery. Radish, Corn,
Cabbage, Sc, from Lendrc;h, Fly, BUST, Hem
dcisOn. AID others all hrat-ca's and fresh.
Aho, HO1-BED GLASS ~ very 'ew urirc' qt
SCOTS DRUGSTORE,
70 6-su,T ,Th&satf or Marriott.
GARDEN-SEED! GARDEN-SEED!
Just received. choice and selected stock OF
GARUEN-sEtD S. comprscng all that is noel-
cd for the market on family garden, he growth
81 The most reliable sec1smen In the country.
Weak special attention 10 mo following:
LANDRETHS ENFRA-EAkLI PEAS, scaled
TCd bags, bearing date OF growth, uneX-
collcd in earne--. and alt qualities which
make them specially desirable for tho mar
Ectgardencr. have handled them the past
ten years to the entire satisfaction OF my
r'igons. and they are to-day moro popular
than ever.
HeudeI-on's Whitc-Plrme Celery, Hendorson's
Taily Rose Celery. Henderson, lew Early
liackcusack Melon. Iiendefsons New Aii-
kalO Tomato;
Several hundred pounds of the most popular
varieties Of Watermelon AM Muskme,On-
Seed.
We ask a call from all IN want Of nrst-class
goods i'm this line. Special rates 10 dealers and
large buyers. Country orders promptly nloi
T. r. REEVE
Druggist and Scotsman,
f. .-dSa3t s. 4-wit COZ east Marshall street
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH sATURDAY FEBRUARY Y. 1887
AUCTION sALEs-rhls DAY.

~ NM ,r. ~ '("".sp~>
DICHMOND BAZAAR, T5r
Nos. 1898 AND 1910 FRAsKLra STREET.
Our regular sac viii commence
TO-DAY
NJ 10 O'Clock, when we will offer number OF
excellent HpfSkS. MULES, BuGGlhS, Phhts-
Tons. and WAGONs, from which selections
may be made.
At II O'CLOCK,
200 bales BAY, In good order;
I BAY HORSE. seven wears old, vol broke,
and m excellent buggy animal;
! FAIR VERY FINE GRAY HORSES, pertcctiy
round. well-maiched. and reliable;
superior Mich COW, with calf w her side.
h. y. COOK,
fet2 Auctlonecr.
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old DOMINION STEAM Il SfS
~ SHIP COMPANY. s-asAs~-1@s
FOR NEW YORK

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at p. NJ, and SATURDAY at.6
Pm
Steamers leave New York for Richmond rid
Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY aud SATURDAY
at L. NJ, and fer Richmond direct EVERY
THURSDAY at IS p. VI.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 70 Now York Vid James-riyer
route Including meals and BERTH. ...s 3 %
Round-trip tickets limited % thirty days
after date Of ssl!e. IL %
Storage, with subsistence. ............... o.
Storage. without subsistence. ........... 90
Cabin faro ria Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
catin fare rta Richmond and Petersburg
Tickets can be Obtained al A. W. Garbor's,
loco Main street; Chesapeake and Ohio aud
Richmond and Petersburg depOts, aud az COM
lany's offices, 1901 Main street, and wharf.
Rockets.
Freights forwarded and through bills Of ladlng
Issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until L. VI.
Manifest closed ON sailing days ono hour be-
fore departure.
Passengers can leave New York THURSDAY
and Saturday a. p. ". by she Newport News
steamer and arrive at Richmond by the chesa-
peake and Ohio train the next day az 6:io !, N.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway ola Newport News, NJ siA A. NJ, and
by Richmond aud Petersburg railroad same
days. nL li:00 A. NJ, will make connection al
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those days
sAiLINGS THIS wERK.
WYANOKE, Captain HuLPHERs, FRIDAY,
February 18th. at O'Clock y. NJ.
klCilAOND. Captain bokz, SATURDAY,
February l2sh. al O'Clock 7. NJ.
OLD DOMINION. Captain SIXTH, TUESDAY,
February 18th. al o'ciock r. N.
GEORGE w. ALLEN y CO., Agents.
Nc 1901 Main street, and
80 70 ccmpeny's wharf, Rocke,tA
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Rawlings 8 Rose,
Renl Estate Agents and Auctloaeors,
No. II north Tenth street.

DRICK-YARD FOR SALE AT AUG
ID TlON.--I will, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ~, 1877.
nj O'Clock Y. ~, AT the Office OF Rawlings q
Rose, in tho city Of Richmond. soil NJ public
auction the DHlCK-YAkD Of tho Richmond
Brick Company, In Charles City county. This
property Is In Charles City county. near fIar-
den's Wharf, containing about sixtecn acres II
the very best BRICK and TERRA GOTTA CLAY.
This property IL Immediately % the James
river, has an excellent wharf In good order,
with a double-track traction tramway from tho
clamps 10 the wharf, s'Ore-house ard all no
cessary shautes, sheda, &c, a 25.hOrso- power
boiler, with steam iet, tools and all other aDpli-
ances TO mako 1y0 millions a year This l. n
good shipping point for Richmond. Pe.ersburg,
Norfolk, and Portsmouth, 10 all of which places
barges heavily loaded can 10 carried with ease
ana NJ the minimum rates o. transportation.
For particulars apply 70 James =. scott and W.
n. Pcrrish.
TERMS: Ono fourth cash: the residue on a
credit Of six, twelve. and eighteen months. The
purchaser giving bonds with approved per-
sonal security bearing Interest from date
CHARLES NJ. BLACKBOARD.
70 3-c0dids Trustee.
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TlRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
4 7OxlOi FEET or VALUABLE LAND o.
TIE SOUTH LINE OF MAIN BETWEEN
SHORT AND HARYIE SrREETS.-By virtue
Of a certain deed Of trust OF record in the
clerks ofllce Of the Richmond Chancery Court,
in Deadlock i2S c, page ;l5. default having
been made In the payment Of a portion OF the
debt therein secured, aud being required By
the holder thereof, We viii sell by auction, upon
the premises, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY a, 1857,
~ ~ o'clock p NJ, the PROPERTY located as
above. The rapid way I'm which this section OF
the city Il sought after and developed lusdle5
us in impressing upon The minds Of those seek
ing profitable investments TO avail themselves
Of this opportunity. The title Is beyond qucs-
ton. an abstract Of which will be exhibited at
the time Of safe.
TERMS Whilst the deed requires all cash, yet,
ny consent Of parties in interest, will be one
third IA cash; the residue az six and twelve
months, win Interest added and secured by .
deed VI trust A. j. CHEWING.
EDWARD :. ROSE,
feS Trustees.
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,EAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

L'OR SALE. 3l2 FEET GROUND IA
L on Grove road. -
DWELLING 10. ---- west Clay street; sl,VCJ.
DWELLING No. -- west Main street now;
.2sC0.
DN Filing on Washington street; 2,oJ.
DWELLING On west Broad street.
DWELLING No. 2i9 west Broad street
DWELLING aud ~fORE No. 2G3 west Betgn
street MANNING {. STAPLES ~ co.
feQVlGCcow
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/ OST, THURSDAY MORNING ~
Z 1 ON lnird street between Broad street = n
ard Candles Hill. O LADl'S GOLD MN
WATCH. with oxidized silyer-chain attached.
a literal reward viii be pPid by returning the
same % 3ii south Third street. 70 1l-2s
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LOsr. NrRAYED. ANp FoUND.

CTRAYED FROM MY HOUSE, Cssf7
- February OH, one large daIk-rcd -a--~-
COW, with leather collar around her neck.
liberal CWard will be paid for her return or
Gny information that viii lead 20 her recO-
very. john T. MITCHELL.
aces Tobacco Factor. Iwcnty-sec0nl be-
tween Main and Franklin streets. fe 13lt'
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by Frank D. Hin AZ Co.,
Reel Estate ArctioneoTs,
north Eleventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE OFYALUABLE
4 IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON MAIN
STREET, no Io-C, BETWEEN fitIELNI H
STREE AND ShOCkOFCHtEK, TNESfAND
RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY CHARLES Z.
TAi3lER As Az AGRICULTURAL STORE
AND FOUNDRY. At AJCrfON.-By virtue Of
two deeds &c trust dulvrcc0r!cj m the clerk Of
fee ofthc Richmond Charcery Court Deadlock
III Il. page lH. and Dctd-BooE 49, 4, page ltI,
default having teen ma!3 IN fhr same, aud a.
the request # ;he lenc1cicries unior s.ii
deeds. We viii proc't1 70 sell at public cgc-
Lln, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. FFsRUARy -. 1857.
NJ I o'clock =. ~. the IBJ LY-FALUADI. r.
PROPERTY described i'm said deeds os fol-
lsws'
An that certain lot OFLtND in the city of
Eichncnt, cn iLc north size % Main street Doe
tween Fifteenth street anil S1oet0e creox SO
1926 east Nainh fronting 90 Ei9l feet - wide
alley. Upon this lot b LARGO apd E'll-Oult
1lifEf-SlORG BRICK WAREHOUSE, tao
bUildircs covering tie entire l0..
This sale oilers oppouunidg' ana induce
mems 20 parties wishing tO embark u tha
foundry business rarely To be met with, %" N"
property c1l Doe made 60 pay handsome re-
turn as an Investment Tor almost any kind of
Ot4co Of tte auclioneer-
IFRys: Bv consent one fourth cash; balance
i'm tx, twelve, md eighteen months. with In
tcrc,t added, or more favorable terms may to
granted o. GayOl sG'n
WILLIAM n. PALMER
Surviving trustee under first decd;
INNlNGHAN HALL.
BLAIR BOILING,
f. u Surviving trustees under second decd.
By d. Thompson Brown * Co.,
Real Estate Agents ani Auctl0necrs.
lli3 Main street.
Ty7WO NEW TWO-STORY FRAME
4 HOUSES OK LOUISIANA STREET NEAR
MAIN S1KLEr.-Wc VIII scll at public auc-
ti0n, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1851,
az O'Clock. the above NEAT FRAME DWELL
ISGS, situated on the west line Of Louisiana
street near Main street, between First and
second streets.
The houses are nearly new. containing four
rooms. detached kitchen; nice well In yard.
Lot fronts - feet, With depth OF IS feet. Pro-
perry rCnis for . a month. This is a fine 0Ip-
pCriuniiy fora good investment.
TEENS: One hind cash balance In six and
twelve monuhs. interest added. sc.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
T. II Auc'lOneers.
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TnUKspAY. FEpRuARY. l7, Iss7.

at / o'clock 7. NJ. the TRACT OF LAND de-
scrlbed in said deed AZ all that certain tract or
parcel Of land, with all the buildings thereon,
rights and appurtenances thereto belonging,
lying and being ia the county Of Heniico. State
OF Virginia, on the Charles City ROAD below the
city OF Richmond, and containing los ACRES,
more or less.
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF sale and TO pay
two notes for $3.50 and 81 go, with interest
from January IA, 1887 balance on terms an
nounced at sale K. ID. CHAFFIN,
Trustee.
fsuAprrc q IN kucfinuaar4 fe
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By George II. poindoxtor,
Real Estate Agent aud Broker,
No. 1860 Main street.

it'hl A-NthA' -'At' f-tf" 'fi"-tN'f
No. 1860 Main street.
GOMMIGSTONER'S SALE or
\ VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE ~ THE
Town or FULTON. OF THE EAST LINE OF
FULTON STREET BETW EEN GODDlN
Strict AND WILLIAMSBURG AYEN E.
ny virtue Of decree Of the Circuit court Of
tire county Of Ncnrico entered on tlo 5th day
Of February. 1881, in the cause Of johnson e..
johnson, shall sell by auction, on the prem
iscs, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1880,
az 4 O'Clock .. ~, the above-descriJed LOT,
with a GOOD DWELLING thereon, fronting
forty feet and extending back one hundred
feet.
TFRMs One third cash: balance in six and
twelve months. and title retained till tho whole
pure hGse-mOnoy a paid and n conveyance Or
dorcd by the Court JAMES II. HAYES.
Special Commissioner.
GEORGE II. POINDExrEE, Auctloneer.
T. THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE COUNTY or
HrNRICC-IOHNSON, &C., AGAINST JOHNSON
ND OTHERs-lN CUNCERY.
! hereby certify that the bond required OF
Spccial-COmmi-sioEer james II. Hayes by de-
cree entered in The above cause on the J-h day
OF February, 1857. ha7 been duly given.
Given under my hand this l0ih day NJ Fob
ruary, 1857. GEORGE W. CARTER
fe If Clo-k.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH 1>f.FN
..sk6aa.srtas
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at ~ NJ, and every SUNDAY a,
3 A. ".
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received tilll 1880 A. NJ for sundays steamer
ill T. VI. Saturday. Freight received daily
tin5P n.
Fare. 90.
For further Information apply 20
}. W. MCCARRICK,
General Southern Agent, Office Rccketts
w. r. CLYDE s. CO.,
So Il General Agents. Philadelphia
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RAILROAD LINES.

In 80 u -
e. Z ssiia e.1,sst. e's,lg1s..,.e.' s.l..eAsz,s
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.
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WANTS.

WANTED, \ SOBER AND n
W DUSTRIOUS Young Man, experienced
I'm running country store. No liquors ham
oled. Those using intoXicnnts need not APP
ply. Address y. ~, careol Postmaster, Atloes
staten, Va, stating alary expected. f. l2-lt
WANTED, 5000 TO BUY THE
W interested a Retiring Partner I'm long
established business g. tliS city. Refer to ".
T.. WAXING. JR.. 9l5 iain street, who will give
TIC noeeseary information. r. l21t'
WANTED, TO EMPLOY AN
W experienced Female Nurse white o.
coiorcdj 20 wait on q lady. Must come well
rec mmeLdcd. Apply O., no III north Thi-i,
between Grace ana rrcnkliu. IT, li-2.'
WANTED, 4 GOOD HOU5E-SER-
w Want without inc. m0rau"'. apply 20
IL tae; frauklin street, between tie hours II
and II a. VI. fo i0-3t
WANTED. Statesmen TO SELL
W line Of goods o. The furniture and bed
ding ila4e In Richmond and vicinity on COM
mis-. ton. One Who j. well acquainted and b.
selling goods 10 he trade preferred. Liberal
arTlnCl neu's win be made with q good mal.
Address 1sSlG Railroad avenue, Jersey city,
-. D. r. 1875
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BY K. b. Che11n & Co..
Real Estate Auctloneers,
No lnorth Tenth street.

VRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
Il A NICE FARM OF l03 ACRES, WITH
ONTHE CHARLES CITY ROAD, ABOU -FOUR
MILES FROM RICHMOND.-By virtue OF a
deed Of trust from VI. II. IlGgerman and hus-
band, dated January II, 1884, recorded In Hen
rico County Court, IN Deadlock 1l2. page 800,
and az request Of beneficiary, default having
been made In the payment OF two notes Sc
cured thereby, ] win sell by public auction. on
the premises, on
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-14
First Presbyterian Church.

Rev. Nj. L. Haines, at the First Presbyterian
Church last night, took as his theme, Americas
Great Preacher Lessons from His Life and Ser
mons" his text being Ephesians iv, 11-13, re-
vissd edition. Mr. Haines quoted from Mr..
Spurgeon: mr.. Beecher's mind seems mex
haustible. think him the most myriad minded
man since Shakespeare" and continuing, he said,
mo man in our generation has come upon the
stage of human affairs his superior in the variety
the briliancy and the multiplicity Of his powers.
Fourteen years ago heard him deliver his won
derful address on The Pulpit in New York
before the evangelical alliance. 1 can bear wit
ness that the words of another present at that
meeting are true, His face on that occasion was
the very type of April day, for the smiles shone
through the tears and a subtle humor edged the
most solemn thinking as ring of light often engr-
dies the most som bre of Clouds You have noticed
the difference between the smell of flower
garden and the smell of room filed with the
was not manufactured His mind was flower
garden. Lyman Abbott says that the leaders
which characterized the Independent during
Mr.. Beecher's editorial charge of that paper on
the eve of our civil war have never had their
equal in kindling force in American journalism
AS lecturer he drew larger audiences with
| higher prices than any man in this country. IL
the last ten years he delivered I,200 lectures,
| from which he netted $240,000 This country
owes an immense debt to him for what he has
| done rs leader in promoting mora
| and political reforms He had the hear
of a Hon. and when his great nature was aroused
! by slavery with righteous Indignation that wa:
| terrible. he would smite and scourge the uphold
! ers of the ubiquitous system as with whip o
scorpions. His speeches in Liverpool Manches
ter and LONDON, where he brought silence ant
finally enthusiastic attention ard applause from
angered, bowling mohs, was the greatest orator
| ical triumph of the age.
'.Above al! things he was preacher. / an
far from counting him as an ideal preacher. Hi
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officer took charge OF this room early in the
morning, and, in the name and by authority Of
the Secretary. dispatched tae business of
such as neither needed nor insist
ed upon the personal action of the
Secretary. He also sent in the names of such
callers as he thought the Secretary would pri-
vately receive, and. from time to time. went in
himself to take the Secretary's commands upon
some case of special difficulty Importance.
AS nearly as possible to IL o'clock. the Secre-
tary, who had an almost religious regard for
this daily observance, came into the room and
took station at the little high desk near the bot
tom, Colonel Hardie or Major Pelouze being in
attendance TO assist him. He waved everybody
back who approached him, until he had COM
ple:ed a deliberate scrutiny of the company,
and had received from the officer in attendance
statement, in a low voice. of the exceptionally
urgent or mertorious cases.
Then, after another, he indicated those
whom he wished to draw near, beginning with
the soldiers, and. after them calling up the
plainly dressed women, who looked as if they
might be soldiers kinfok If he happened to
notice that soldier had crutches was weak
from illness he would leave the desk and go to
him where he was seated. Officers bearing
visible tokens of wounds disability were also
preferred suitors, but with other gentlemen Of
the shoulder strap he was usually curt Civil
ians he treated accordingly as his humor was
affected by their statements or manner, but
there was always general observance of the
underlying principle that this public reception
was for those who had no other means OF
access to him. It was here that Mr.. Stanton
might usually be seen at his best. If case of
unusual eallantry, merit or suffering were stat
ed, he would comment upon it aloud to the COM
pany, ending with moral inviting to patriot
ism, virtue or fortitude. On the other hand, if
he found a woman supplant embarrassed by the
publicity of statement and action, he would
draw her beyond the desk to the window recess
and hear her there, send her to his room to be
heard more leisurely privately. Some of us
used to think, while watching the Secretary at
these receptions that great power had been
lost to the pulpit when he became a lawyer for
he was an admirable preacher, and far from
aYerSa to sarmonizinp
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Real Estate at Auction.

On Tuesday, March Is. at o'clock p. NJ, on
the premises we will sell at public auction, an
elegant three-story brick residence, known as
No. Alb North Illinois street, containing twelve
or fourteen rooms; BATH water-closet, gas. hot
and cold water furnace. and in elegant condi-
ton; lot 6l4x2l0 feet deep. to thirty.foot alley
Terms: Onefourth cash; balance in one, two and
three years. The property is clear of incum-
brance. and title perfect. Remember, the sale
takes place Tuesday, March 10. at 2 o'clock.
This is most favorable time to buy first class
home for very little money.
W. E. MICK & Co.
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PETTIS. BASSETT & co.
PERSONAL MENTION.

The Rev ]. Fl. Mcconnell has returned from
Florida. where he lectured before the Chautau-
qua Club.
Miss Eleanor Stackhouse, of Indianapolis has
accepted position the Lafayette Sunday
Leader. She begins her newspaper work at
once.
Miss Rachel Hickey. of this city. who has been
attending the medical college at Chicago for
three years past. has passed the examination for
interne at the Cook County Hospital, In that city.
This means eighteen months employment as
physician in the hospital MISS Hickey is the
second woman who has attained the honor In a
period of fifteen years.
The following persons are registered at the
Grand Hotel: Edward Mooney, Columbus;
w. W. Raub, Chalmers; d. w. Henry, Terre
Haste; DETROIT Nelson and wife, For. Wayne;
NJ g. Deming, Ediroure; b. II. Hunt, j. d.
Manhood Richmond; j. c. kleiber, Milton: Alex.
N. Cameron Fort Wayne: James w. Conner,
Nashville; John II. Crate. Terre Haute: Thos.
u. Davidson, Charlottesville; Morton O. Dodd.
David G. Avis. Orleans; NJ. ID. Youtz, Colum
ba; G. u. HeDly. Wabash; r. NJ. Warren. Ev
ynsville Samuel J. Braeh, Columbus; Olney
Newell, Denver, Col; S W Horn. New York.